You will enjoy having these 12 beautiful blue flowers

Blue-flowering plants add a calming, cool color to your landscape. Choose from these blue-flowering perennials, annuals, shrubs, vines, and low-maintenance bulbs.

1. Blue Hydrangea

Most planted hydrangeas are hardy and must survive the winter. Hydrangeas require winter protection in freezing climates.

2. Perennial Geranium

These carefree perennials grow quickly in a variety of conditions. Plus, they come in a variety of beautiful colors, with many coming back throughout the summer and fall.

3. Delphinium

Delphiniums may need more attention and a better environment. They prefer pleasant, cool, and low-humidity summers. Place them in a location with adequate soil drainage and moisture. Fortunately, less selective hybrid strains are produced next time.

4. Heart-leaved Brunnera

Brunnera, a forest plant, should be planted in full shade with consistently moist soil. Early light is best in the north, as long as the soil is still moist. In fertile soil, they grow quickly and healthily.

5. Grape Hyacinth

Grape hyacinths require simple plants, well-drained soil, and a location with adequate light to grow in both outdoor gardens and containers.

6. Clematis

Because they are strong climbers and can tolerate a variety of soil types and environmental factors, clematis is relatively easy to cultivate.

7. Bluestar

In medium-quality, well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade, blue stars are easy to grow. Too much shade can cause the flower stems to fall off. Bluestar has many garden uses. They may congregate in large groups in open woodlands, grasslands, and fields.

8. Leadwort

Leadwort does not require much attention if given the right conditions for growth. If the soil is too dry, water it, and don't forget to fertilize it in spring and summer. There are no significant pest or disease problems with leadwort.

9. Bellflower

A low-maintenance cottage garden filled with bellflowers is a versatile and easy-to-grow collection of plants that come in a variety of sizes and variations.

10. Salvia

Salvia is a perennial plant that is popular with many gardeners and is easy to grow. It has abundant summer flowers and is drought-tolerant. It is an excellent choice for borders and containers and is especially native to parts of North America.

11. Balloon flower

Because balloon flowers are hardy plants, you don't need to do anything to make them thrive. These are resilient perennials that thrive in full sun and partial shade. They are long-lived, do not require division, and are disease-resistant.

12. Aster

They are easy to grow, come in a wide range of colors and sizes, and bloom predictably and consistently. Because of their vivid colors and resistance to disease and insects, they attract pollinators.